yearbook1917i046: College Class (cont.)

To think of this class will always bring pleasure and satisfaction. It is with them as nowhere else that I have found inspiration for the year's work. Perhaps it has been their high quality scholarship that has lent most to such pleasant relations. These students must have been the leading scholars of former years. I have found them an "A" class. Their record this year sets a standard, which, if held to, will make Murdock's college department her strongest asset. J. H. MAUGHAN. In the horizon of Murdock looms three bright stars. Our hope is that in the future more such stars shall arise to illuminate our school as these present ones have done. ZOE ROBINSON, Student Body President. There are several studnets in the school, though they are only students, who have a certain dignified air which puts them above us. They have not only dignity, but a larger degree of knowledge. For this we envy them and take comfort in knowing that it is possible for us to attain their height. They are the college student, as you perhaps, have guessed. KARL P. WOOLSEY, Senior. Three more ideal students never honored Murdock with their presence. EVA BOWMAN, Junior. Three of a kind beat two pair, This is the case of the fifth year. In scholarship and school they're always in lead. And in dramatics they can't be beat. J. C. TANNER, Freshman.

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To think of this class will always bring pleasure and satisfaction. It is with them as nowhere else that I have found inspiration for the year's work. Perhaps it has been their high quality scholarship that has lent most to such pleasant relations. These students must have been the leading scholars of former years. I have found them an "A" class. Their record this year sets a standard, which, if held to, will make Murdock's college department her strongest asset. J. H. MAUGHAN. In the horizon of Murdock looms three bright stars. Our hope is that in the future more such stars shall arise to illuminate our school as these present ones have done. ZOE ROBINSON, Student Body President. There are several studnets in the school, though they are only students, who have a certain dignified air which puts them above us. They have not only dignity, but a larger degree of knowledge. For this we envy them and take comfort in knowing that it is possible for us to attain their height. They are the college student, as you perhaps, have guessed. KARL P. WOOLSEY, Senior. Three more ideal students never honored Murdock with their presence. EVA BOWMAN, Junior. Three of a kind beat two pair, This is the case of the fifth year. In scholarship and school they're always in lead. And in dramatics they can't be beat. J. C. TANNER, Freshman.